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Every state in the US has its own Grand Lodge that governs local (subordinate) lodges. Find the Grand Lodge in your area to locate a lodge near you.

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US Grand Lodges (51)

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United Kingdom

The oldest Grand Lodge in the world, founded 1717

United Kingdom

One of the oldest in the world, with records back to 1599

Ireland

Second oldest Grand Lodge, established 1725

Canada

Largest Canadian Grand Lodge

Australia

One of six Australian Grand Lodges

France

Regular Grand Lodge of France, recognized by UGLE

India

Established 1961, oversees lodges across India

Japan

Established 1957, with a diverse international membership

Visiting a Masonic lodge for the first time can feel intimidating, but lodges welcome visitors and inquiries. Here's what to expect:

•Most lodges hold open events, dinners, or "stated meetings" where visitors are welcome. Call or email ahead to ask about upcoming events.
•Dress business casual unless told otherwise. First impressions matter, and Masons value respectful presentation.
•You'll likely be greeted warmly and introduced around. Masons are generally enthusiastic about sharing their fraternity with interested visitors.
•Don't be afraid to ask questions. Masons love talking about their Craft and will be happy to explain what they can.
•Some portions of lodge meetings are "tyled" (private, for members only). As a visitor, you'd attend the open portions like dinners or social hours.
•There is absolutely no obligation to join. Visit, ask questions, and take your time deciding if Freemasonry is right for you.

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